HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1890-07-25, Page 5L'O, aI Wreath Cnri ers
•The -crops look a little"more promis-
ing this year than for the last few
years.
Mr. Thos. Smith and A. G. Smith
of' thi3 place, left on Monday, July 8th
to spend a'few weeks w' •
Jo
Bees seem to he the leading feature
of the day, ruostot•the farmers around
here had one, and some of those that
"•didot have one were kicked in the
face by therrear''.end Atone.
'.Miss Jean .Murray, of Lv:cknow,
spent a day or so with friends around
the corners.
The foot -ball catches grief from the.
- • riccount of busy times and hot weather
t that it will noon be laid aside, until
Dater on in the season. The farmers
•rare tiasy at their hay, some of them are
•-•a t through while others are just
•nice y started, It appears to be..a very
.-.good crop this year, 'a little above the
Average.
the "L,ucknOW Sentinel, Bruce'Cp
urity, Friday, Julr25t1i,
SCO'r'c H SHORT HORNS.
T1ARMMERS, BREED EARLY M 1t
fog, uick feeding steers for market,'byCraning withthe Aberdeen Short Horn noted
for their early maturing and rapid feeding
qualities.
First-elaaripmert4a0,
fu '`bx>reednig, for service at . Gaunt'e
ai i eon, 12 West Wawanosh, Lord- Lovell,
terms. grades 33 00, thoroughbreds 88.00.
Good Hope, terms, grades $1.50, thorough-
breds $4.O0. Pedigrees or any othei pardon -
are on application.
LUMBER FOR SALE.
rwWE UNDERSIGNED BEGS, TO IN -
1 form th. inhabitants of this section that
he . has placa,i a Portable Saw Mill on the
east h
ft
0
LOOK HE iTii%
LOogl JR: I
tFIRE! FIRE:.
Insure dhr fa .�
Entrance Examination
'The following is a list of the success-
ful candidates who tried the entrance
examination at Dungannon :
Maud Brown; No. 8, Ashfield 391
Susie Cooke, +4 409
is -
Naomi Davidson ' " 398
. Erma Lowry •' 370
.`.Lily McLean '4 432
_Bert Potter -----.-.:. 475
Fannie Gray, • No. 6, Ashfield 407
ti McConnell c" ,,494
late McGrory, No. 16, Ashfield 390
Mary Matheson, No. 7, Ashfield 461
David Baynes, At 472
William Quinn, " .396
,; S. J. Kilpatrick, No..9, Ashfield .367
Charles Stuart NQ,3,W,Wawanpsj�
'Albert Woods, 14 431
C. E. McKenzie; No..2, " 412
• 1".110-114111.
Dungannon:
Miss Mary Stuart, of Lucknow, and
fformerly of ,Dungannon; is visiting
. friends and former acquaintances here,
:.and seems to enjoy herself
We are being reminded of.the grim.
visitor, death. Mrs. Whyarcj, relict, of•
the deceased Nathaniel Whyari, died
on Monday, 14th inst., aped 88 years.
Her remains were interred in Dungan..
non cemetery, on Wednesday, i 6th'
inst. ' 'In connection with the above
we might note .a strange coincidence.'
.Her husband died on the same day of
the week, as also the same day of -the
uonth. The obsequies were conducted;
, I by Rev. A. Potter. -Con.
• The Printer
A printer is the roost curious being
living. He may 'have a bank and
quoins, and may not. be worth a penny;
have small caps and neither wife • nor
children. Others may, run fast, but
• he gets along swiftest by setting fast
He may be making impressions without
eloquence ; may use the lye without
offending, and. bytelling the ti u#'h ;
while others cannot stand whentheyset, he can set scandi-ng, and even do
both at the same time.; use furniture,
and yet have no dwelling ; may make
and put away pi and never see a pie,
much less eat 'it,. during his fife; be a
human being, and 'a ,.rut at the • same
time ; may press a good' deal, and not
ask a favor; may handle a s/tooting frost,
and know nothing about a cannon,gun,
st<
or 'pi � He may move the lever that
moves i
a world, and .yet be as far the Use of the mower prevents the seed-
Cut o
now prepare o sum y
the public with all kinds of lumber from 10 to
20 feet in length, and at the lowest possible
prices. Frame timber, etc. also kept in stock
or cut to order, The; mill is in charge of Mr.
C. 6uwers, sawyer. A call solicited. "
tf-856 C. THOMS, St. Helens P. 0.
MEN WANTED
TO SELL OUR CHOICE NURSEY
stook. No experience required. Steady work
the year round. Liberal pay guaranteed.
Outfits free- Write for terms and commence
a: once.
Atwood & Company,
5 mos. -851. Nurserymen, Geneva, N. Y.
AGENTS WANTED-
F0MRILL NURSERIES. LARGEST
in Canada. We want reliable, energet-
ic men to sell our Nursery stock ; previous
experience not necessary ; any man with tact
and energy can succeed. -r tonna liberal, either
salary, or commission.; outfit free. Our
agents have many advantages, such as selling
.home-grown, hardy Canadian stock. Choice
New Specialties, which are of value, and
which can only be secured from us, ,such as a
complete list of New Russian Apples the
Ritson Pear•, Saunders Plum, Hilborn Apples,
Moore's Ruby and Black Champion
Currants, Moore's Diamond Grape etc.
We have givenparticular attention to the
lar�pQ•ation-c1,1.,rd'y Varieties-suit-Aie -h•�
northtrn.sections of Canada.
For terms apply to
STONE & WEL'LINGTON,
Toronto, Ont.
WAGON MAKING
HORSE SHOEING
• ---AND
C ENE RAL - BLACKSMI-TH:IN-C:
-:0:
Adam Thompson begs leave to tha bb. ,
inhabitants of Lncknow and surroundin :
couatryfor the liberal patronage bestowed o• .
him during the last seven years, and wishes F
coatinuance of his old customers and a tax,
share of the new, as he is in a better positioir
than ever to supply the wants of the pubs
He always has on hand a stock of
Wagons S Buggies
ne,ll kinds, He also will remind them of his
'far famed
SCOTCH DIAMOND NARROWS
which he alway has on hand and are made
the very bast material. ]'artier wantii.g an
thing in this line will do well to give him acal
and'. see prices before purcha,ing elsewl ere
Particular attention paid to
ALL KINDS OF HORSE SHOEING.
8atfeet .ncntraetinnF,an interfering.
Ly strict atter4ion to business. good wo,•1-
m:!nFhip and emplovin•- -bbl 4 but good
wo kmcn. t trust ' Abe ace ,a s 'tonna
'..iud'y exiamle � y sale'
e$
@ear rebj ding the'
A cO*1*hi
Oa rret readily
(7•ampbel l 15 trete o ppo:,i to c ,.1St. Louis
vett: .
' Farm Notes.
is when the seed is produced .that the
is. taxed moat severely in production.
is important that • the oorn-orib. be
red ort and'fumigated so as to destroy
dots.
ata can never be driven, away perms -4
ply as long as there are harboring pldoes
them.
•
from movingthe lobe As a bo with of weeds C t d wn.all growth in the
g g bble fields
..his nose under is 'mole hill ; spreadVire screens in the atable 'windows to
sheets without being a housewife ; help' out insects will en'itble tired horses bo
t better at ni.
may ley his formlon. a bed, and yet lei large scarleth comb indioatesll that the
.. `obliged to sleep on the floor; he may, is laying. All healthy fowls ehonld
• i, use the t without shedding 'blood, and'e bright -red combs.
from the earth may handle the ' * *' * ;icier, alfalfa closely Dropped if the weeds
he. may be of a rolling disposition, and growing among i$. In this manner the
yet never desire to travel ; he may ids will be killed, .while the alfalfa
'never be without, a case , and knew omen stronger.
� .he popularity of the Merino sheep is
nothing of law' or physic ; be al ways rely doe to the fact that it is an active
' correcting his 'errors, and growing Iger and- that a Urger number, can be
:-� _ .s t together than of any other breed.
worse every. day ; have em
witho ,ever havingthe arms of a lase et mnoh enthusiasminegu over new varieties'
ietimea ends in diegrret. No new variety
aroun im ; have his form lodged up;,' Id be used in plane of the old until' it
• and at the same time be free from '1
, gaol, watch house, or any other con-
tii.ement.
-A poor country critter and his wife)
were awakened one night by a noise at
their window. "Just think," said life
wife, with a• subdued laugh, "of a bur-
glar coming here expecting to find
something!" "Hueli;" whispered the
editor, "Tet him climb in, then t will
give a 'yell and it may cause him to
drop something he has stolen elsewhere."'
--The next quarcerlry meeting of the
Methodist *arch, Lucknow, wild be
° held. next Sabbath The pastor will be
assisted by the Rev. A. Potter, Dun-
gannon., , He will pr."each at 11 a. m.
and 16:30 p. m. Love Festival at
.9145
,BULL FOR SERVICE.
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i" ED.. BRASHER.
Between seasons_Spring and Fill -is always a
'quiet time for business people, and to the farmer
the busiest. It will not do to say that one
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idle while the other works, and vice versa, that would.
,be an unwarranted assertion and unsustained by facts.
Let us not forget that the farmer occupies the first
position. --Who attends to the production and supply of
the necessaries of lifa ? Who brings labor, skill and
•intelligence to his aid, and on whom the country depends'
and!
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ri'1HE 'UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
L for service this Reason et north balt Lots
53 and 54, in the 1st cunmession o`. Kinloss, his
superior bred Shorthorn Bull "Solomon,"
:NM -mu; :--'Solomon, is red, calved ,Tune
20th , 1888, bred by Thomas Anderson., Dun-
gannon,. Ont. got by Wallace (imp) 2752, dam
Minneltaha,.f�y 1)oubledee 4811; Primrose, by
Ureteric' Dhu, 3801. ; Jennie, 1165, by Nile
Duke, 474 ; Maid of the Forest, 1455, by Johsi
A. McDonald, 721 ; Mayflower, 1511, by
Alfred 304 ; Eva; 981, by Soutor Johnny,
1083. 1� kifenre Nightingale, 1067, by Young
Cambridge, ; Lady Elgin, 1252, by l>alli-
more 463 ; Eliza, 956 by Duke, 484 ; Count-
ess 2nd 783, by Leopold, 701, Conritess 1st'
782, by Son of Comet (imp), 233, (155) ; Prin.
cess (ire��p) 419, by Son of Lancaster, 360, by a
son of Windsor, 698.
TERMS :--•$1.,25 ; thoroughbreds, $15.00.
• RODEIRICK GOLLAN,
8„, • 'Amiga) iv, P. 0.
for its advancement ? But wee, also are busily at work.
This twill •give you a hint.
' '' dot.' wine glasses, 1 set glassware (4: pieces), . 'doz. goblets,
1 'berry dish (large), 1 fruit dish (large).
Your choice of any -of the above 'given free on pur-
ohasmg 4 pounds of our celebrated 25c tea, -
Gailntleted with a pair of our 25c, 40c, or 45c har-
vest mitts the harvester defies the thistle. and sharp
stubble. The first choice is always the best in these'
goods.`
To harvest well one must be fed well. To this aim
good groceries tend, and for them we solicit your butter,
eggs, and cash; feeling confident we will merit-, your
approbation.
It will pay to watch this column. In the past we
have announced bargains, and the early and steady cus-
tomers have got them, and we will continue .to do so.
LONDON
IVIVTUAL.
-I AM ALSO''-AAti NT •-P -
CITY
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�. J. J. AND CITIZENS.
Office, -A. ROSS harness shop, Lnekno'r.
4ieo. Grant, Agent, Lncknow
BULL PdRSERVICE.
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IUFR. THOMAS EDWARD FINLAY
lel will keep for service, this season, at
Lot 6, Con. 9 Ashfield his celebrated thorough
bred shorthorn bull, Earl Byron. Earl Byron
bred by Thomas Edward Finlay, Lanes, Ants,
of b Highland Chief . (ini t), 1057 ; data
got
Lockwood, '14211, by,B3arbn'Lnsh,1:388;
Minnie Warren. 7230 by'Sir, John, 3900 ,
Maid of Raven'Hill, 3816, • by J.othair, 800•;
Beauty of the Valley, 2446, • by Constance's
Duke, 441; Beauty Roan (imp.), 32,' by Chil-
ton, 10054• Countess by Shamrock' 2nd, 855.5;
Gazelle, by Splendid, 5298, by Prince Comet,
8425, bred by M ' t1lenby,
Terms $1,25.
848-t f.
ThsHbGroory1•�
IMMENSE BARGAINS.
Having, just received •a large consign
'instit
Fresh Gra.Cinie,
Choice family flour;
Choice Tobacco,
Canned GooaO%
Crockery,
Oloassware
Tear, Coffees,
and aqui
g
whichwill besold cheap at
the Rub Grocer, -
Goods delivered to all parts
of the village,
JOHN ELLIOTT
Men to take .orders for Nursery Stock, oat
Salary or Commission• loan Make a succe-
.fill salesman of any who will work or, f.11ow
my instructions. Will furnish handsome out-
fit -free, ' and ipavq your-eala'ry' •o`t ' ourmissiorz
every week. Write for terms at once.
E, 0. GRAHAM, Nnrseryma,n,
12-846 Toronto. Ont.
' B1 the way, are there any who have not yet received
our $5 cards ? We want to get the August number. of
the magazine into our customers' hands, and will send a
parcel of names away next week. Those who want to
be included must hurry.
YUtRS TRULY,
ED. B•RASHE .
N. E. --l4 ine\ Effie! point' hce on hand.
I -as a world wide reputation as a physician
and author His Mairdrroakke Dandelion Liver
Cure is a triumph of medical skill, cures all
diseases of the kidney and liver. •
SYMPTOMS OF
KioN[v !Amu'AiuT, tinek
dull -pain or weight in the hladder taut base o
abdomen ; scalding urine often obstructed ;
frequent desire to urinate, especially at -night,
among aged persons , hot, dry skin, pale eom-
plexioo, red and white deposits, drop dizziness,
sour stomach, .constipation. pike, liver sots,
swelliug, ete
SYMPTOMS Lir
LIVER CO1MPLA NTre,bsadls, c�m
plexion, awe ry, tired feeling, no lite or
energy , headache, dyspepsia, iudigestion,spots
pimples, ete. \
HOW OURS.
Mandrake and Dandelion are nature' Livers
omen and when combined wit} Kidney ram„•
dies as in Dr. Chase's Liver Cure, will mars
positively cure all Aidney-Lit=er troubles. It
acts like a c;hi,rdi, stimulating the c1 'gge,i
liver, itrongtheniug the ktdneys, and invi;.' rt+�
tin'' the whole body. Sold by all dealers -at $1
•wits .receipt book, which alone is we rth th
money.
KLDl� E� I)r, C$ne" fills Ore the Drily
LIVERKid ney•Liver 1'ilismnrit,'l'lii' -
�( not Mac
t
. manta They mire Ki�lne} 1 its)•
be taken during any elm of,
tr,tnbli•s, headache ,biliouseess,costivciie, s rte.,
One pill a dose. sold by all dealers. Price 2tw,
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